Hearst

Definition: Hearst

Hearst

Noun

1. United States newspaper publisher whose introduction of large headlines and sensational reporting changed American journalism (1863-1951).

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "Hearst" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1592. (references)

"Hearst" is a common misspelling or typo for: hearse, heart, hearts.

Synonym: Hearst

Crosswords: Hearst

So, who is Mr. Hearst, and who is Mr. Welles? (RKO 281; writing credit: Richard Ben Cramer; Thomas Lennon)

Patty Hearst heard the burst of Roland's Thompson gun and bought it ("Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner"; performing artist: Warren Zevon)

Welles and Hearst (1996)

Hearst Castle: Building the Dream (1996)

Patty Hearst (1988)

The Hearst and Davies Affair (1985)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

References

• Hearst Argyle Television Incorporation: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

  (more reference examples)

Books

• Anaconda's Treasure: The Hearst Free Library (reference)

• The Chief: The Life of William Randolph Hearst (reference)

• Citizen Hearst: A Biography of William Randolph Hearst (reference)

• Hearst and the New Deal: The Progressive As Reactionary (reference)

• Hearst Castle, San Simeon (reference)

  (more book examples)

Theater & Movies

• Hearst Castle - Building the Dream (Large Format) (reference)

• America's Castles: Hearst Castle - San Simeon (reference)

  (more DVD examples; more video examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Hearst.Credit: Library of Congress.

Bryan and Hearst.Credit: Library of Congress.

Little bird, Hearst, bothering large stork-like bird, William J. Bryan.Credit: Library of Congress.

Hearst in memoriam.Credit: Library of Congress.

The Main library in house of Mrs. William R. Hearst at Riverside and 86th Street, New York City, looking from the north library toward the south] / Underwood & Underwood, New York.Credit: Library of Congress.

Home of Mrs. Phoebe Apperson Hearst, 1400 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.Credit: Library of Congress.

Hearst House.Credit: Library of Congress.

In a carrot puller' camp near Holtville, Imperial Valley, California. Migratory laborers from Texas, packing up to leave camp because of work shortage. "Don't take any pictures of us. We don't want any truck with Mr. Hearst.".Credit: Library of Congress.

Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in Phédre, Hearst Greek Theatre, May 17, '06, Act 1.Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expression using "Hearst": William Randolph Hearst. Additional references.

Misspellings

"Hearst" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Haraszti, heardst, hearest, Herastau. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: earths, haters, hearts.

-1 letter: aster, earth, haets, hares, harts, haste, hater, hates, hears, heart, heats, rates, rathe, rheas, share, shear, stare, tahrs, tares, tears, trash.

-2 letters: ares, arse, arts, ates, ears, east, eath, eats, eras, erst, etas, eths, haes, haet, hare, hart, hast, hate, hats, hear, heat, hers, hest, hets, rase, rash, rate, rath, rats, resh, rest, rets, rhea, sate, sear, seat, sera, seta, shat, shea, star, tahr, tare, tars, tear, teas, thae, tsar.

-3 letters: are, ars, art, ash, ate, ear, eat, era, ers, eta, eth, hae, has, hat, her, hes, het, rah, ras, rat, res, ret, sae, sat, sea, ser, set, sha, she, tae, tar, tas, tea, the.

-4 letters: ae, ah, ar, as, at, eh, er, es, et, ha, he, re, sh, ta.

+1 letter: aethers, anthers, bathers, berthas, breaths, chaster, dearths, earshot, fathers, gathers, hafters, halters, hamster, hardest, hardset, harslet, harvest, hastier, hatreds, hatters, hearths, heaters, lathers, rachets, rashest, ratches, reheats, shatter, slather, swather, tephras, thalers, thawers, thenars, thraves, threads, threaps, threats, trashed, trashes, wreaths.

+2 letters: arethusa, barghest, batchers, blathers, brachets, brashest, breadths, breathes, catchers, chanters, chapters, chariest, charters, chatters, cheaters, cratches, earshots, earthset, enthrals, farthest, feathers, hairiest, hairnets, halberts, halteres, hamsters, hardiest, harshest, harslets, harvests, hastener, hatchers, haunters, hauteurs, headrest, heartens, hearties, heathers, hectares, hektares, hetaeras, hetairas, hoariest, hoarsest, hydrates, hysteria, inearths, leathers, loathers, matchers, outhears, oxhearts, panthers, patchers, phorates, preheats, ratchets, ratholes, recharts, recheats, rheostat, sharpest, shatters, sheather, shortage, slathers, snatcher, stancher, starched, starches, swathers, teachers, teraohms, thankers, theaters, theatres, theriacs, thermals, thesauri, thoraces, thoraxes, thrashed, thrasher, thrashes, tracheas, trachles, tranches, trashier, trashmen, trehalas, triphase, unearths, urethans, urethras, watchers, waterish, weathers, wreathes, yachters.

+3 letters: adherents, aeroliths, anchorets, antherids, anthraces, arethusas, arthroses, atheromas, atrophies, attachers, authoress, authorise, baratheas, barghests, bathrobes, brashiest, breathers, catharses, cathedras, catheters, chantries, chapiters, charities, charriest, chastener, chastiser, chaunters, chelators, chlorates, chordates, chromates, daughters, detachers, dishwater, earthiest, earthnuts, earthpeas, earthrise, earthsets, earthstar, enthralls, ephorates, erythemas, ethnarchs, eurybaths, exhauster, gatherers, gearshift, ghastlier, goatherds, grapeshot, graphites, hairstyle, harvested, harvester, hasteners, hatmakers, hatterias, headfirst, headrests, heartiest, heartless, heartsick, heartsome, heartsore, heptarchs, herbalist, heritages, herniates, hesitater, horsetail, hysterias, ingathers, katharses, latherers, laughters, litharges, marshiest, merchants, metaphors, mishanter, narthexes, neatherds, northeast, orchestra, overhasty, overhates, overheats, pentarchs, perianths, phratries, plethoras, ratfishes, regathers, reheaters, rematches, repatches, reteaches, rethreads, rhatanies, rheostats, scratched, scratcher, scratches, seaworthy, senhorita, shattered, sheathers, shortages, shortcake, shortwave, slathered, slaughter, snatchers, snatchier, stanchers, starchier, stauncher, stomacher, sunbather, superheat, swarthier, tarbushes, tarnished, tarnishes, tetrarchs, thatchers, theatrics, theocrats, therapies, therapist, therapsid, theriacas, thesaural, thesaurus, thioureas, thirlages, thrashers, threaders, threapers, threatens, thwackers, thwarters, tracheids, trachytes, trashiest, trauchles, trehalose, trochleas, unthreads, upgathers, urethanes, watershed, wheatears, wrathiest, yahrzeits.

+4 letters: aftermaths, aftershave, aftershock, allethrins, amateurish, anastrophe, anchorites, anhydrites, anorthites, antechoirs, antiheroes, antiherpes, apartheids, apostrophe, archetypes, architects, archpriest, artichokes, athrocytes, atmosphere, autarchies, authorised, authorises, authorizes, bathwaters, betrothals, birthdates, birthrates, blatherers, brachiates, branchiest, branchlets, breathiest, breathings, breathless, broadsheet, bushmaster, carritches, cartouches, cartwheels, cathedrals, characters, charlottes, charterers, chartreuse, chasteners, chastisers, chatterers, clathrates, deathtraps, dehydrates, disenthral, dishearten, dishwaters, dispatcher, driveshaft, earthiness, earthliest, earthlings, earthrises, earthshine, earthstars, earthwards, earthworks, earthworms, enchanters, entrechats, enwreathes, escharotic, eutherians, exarchates, exhausters, farsighted, fatherless, fatshedera, forgathers, frameshift, freshwater, gatherings, gearshifts, godfathers, hairstreak, hairstyles, hammertoes, handwrites, harassment, hardfisted, hardiments, harlotries, hartebeest, harvesters, harvesting, harvestman, harvestmen, hatcheries, headmaster, headstream, headstrong, headwaters, heartaches, heartbeats, heartburns, heartiness, heartlands, heartsease, heartwoods, heartworms, heatstroke, hectograms, hematurias, herbalists, hereabouts, hereafters, hermitages, hesitaters, hexameters, hibernates, hilarities, horsetails, housetrain, hysterical, inbreathes, inhabiters, interphase, isothermal, larghettos, lethargies, mastership, mesothorax, metaphrase, mishanters, mythmakers, nightmares, northeasts, octarchies, orchestral, orchestras, orthoclase, outcharges, outmarches, outreaches, parachutes, parchments, parritches, pasticheur, peashooter, preachiest, preharvest, preheaters, printheads, rachitides, raunchiest, ravishment, reattaches, recharters, rehydrates, reinhabits, revanchist, rheostatic, rheumatics, rheumatism, saltshaker, saprophyte, scratchers, scratchier, senhoritas, shattering, shearwater, shipmaster, shirtmaker, shmaltzier, shortbread, shortcakes, shortwaves, shrievalty, slathering, slaughters, soothsayer, sphalerite, starchiest, starfishes, stealthier, stepfather, stomachers, straighted, straighten, straighter, stramashes, strathspey, subchapter, subtrahend, sunbathers, superheats, swarthiest, sweatshirt, sweetheart, tarbooshes, telegraphs, thearchies, therapists, therapsids, thermostat, thimerosal, threadfins, threadiest, threadless, throatiest, thwartwise, tovariches, tovarishes, tracheitis, tracheoles, trailheads, transshape, trashiness, trehaloses, triarchies, trichiases, trierarchs, trihedrals, trochlears, ultraheats, unwreathes, washateria, washeteria, watchcries, watersheds, whatsoever.

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